Lightbox Film Festival Celebrating the Art of Independent Film

Lightbox Film Festival is a global digital stage for bold, original, and independent cinema. Created to spotlight visionary storytellers from around the world, our festival exists to celebrate creativity without compromise — and to bring audiences closer to the filmmakers shaping the future of film.

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About Lightbox Festival

Whether it’s a daring short, a compelling feature, or a boundary-pushing documentary, every film we select reflects the spirit of independent storytelling: authentic, fearless, and deeply human.

From emerging voices to seasoned auteurs, Lightbox connects filmmakers with a worldwide audience — all online, all on demand.

An outdoor alleyway features a retro-styled lightbox with the text 'Film Never Die' and several colorful fabric strips hanging above. The scene includes a hint of greenery and aged urban architecture in the background.
An outdoor alleyway features a retro-styled lightbox with the text 'Film Never Die' and several colorful fabric strips hanging above. The scene includes a hint of greenery and aged urban architecture in the background.
A dimly lit gallery corridor features a series of framed artworks on the walls. The foreground is dominated by a bright yellow light leak from the film, creating an abstract and retro effect. In the background, a few people are standing and observing the art pieces.
A dimly lit gallery corridor features a series of framed artworks on the walls. The foreground is dominated by a bright yellow light leak from the film, creating an abstract and retro effect. In the background, a few people are standing and observing the art pieces.

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A vintage-style theater with an art deco marquee displaying movie titles. Neon lights outline the structure, creating a retro style. The marquee lists films including Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Mission Impossible. Bicycles are parked at the front, suggesting an urban setting.
A vintage-style theater with an art deco marquee displaying movie titles. Neon lights outline the structure, creating a retro style. The marquee lists films including Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Mission Impossible. Bicycles are parked at the front, suggesting an urban setting.
A vertical garden scene with hanging moss and white paper lanterns illuminating the area. There is a metal or glass surface with text, including phrases such as 'Film Never Die' and 'Think Positive, Shoot Negative'. The surroundings are urban, with elements like an air conditioning unit visible.
A vertical garden scene with hanging moss and white paper lanterns illuminating the area. There is a metal or glass surface with text, including phrases such as 'Film Never Die' and 'Think Positive, Shoot Negative'. The surroundings are urban, with elements like an air conditioning unit visible.
A hand wearing a glove is holding a film negative strip over a lightbox. The film strip contains several images, possibly taken with an analog camera. The surrounding environment is dimly lit, emphasizing the illuminated area of the lightbox.
A hand wearing a glove is holding a film negative strip over a lightbox. The film strip contains several images, possibly taken with an analog camera. The surrounding environment is dimly lit, emphasizing the illuminated area of the lightbox.
A dimly lit movie theater featuring rows of empty seats silhouetted against a large blue screen displaying the logo and website of the Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA) in Argentina.
A dimly lit movie theater featuring rows of empty seats silhouetted against a large blue screen displaying the logo and website of the Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (INCAA) in Argentina.
A hand is holding up strips of developed film negatives against a bright, light background, creating a strong contrast. The film strips contain several small images depicting various scenes.
A hand is holding up strips of developed film negatives against a bright, light background, creating a strong contrast. The film strips contain several small images depicting various scenes.
A vintage theater sign with large white letters spelling 'FILMOR'. The marquee above displays a humorous message about a poor experience. The setting includes a brick building with a window and some power lines. Sunlight creates a lens flare effect.
A vintage theater sign with large white letters spelling 'FILMOR'. The marquee above displays a humorous message about a poor experience. The setting includes a brick building with a window and some power lines. Sunlight creates a lens flare effect.

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A film camera is being operated by a person in a dimly lit environment. The camera's screen is illuminated, displaying some details, while the surroundings are characterized by dark shades and a few out-of-focus lights.
A film camera is being operated by a person in a dimly lit environment. The camera's screen is illuminated, displaying some details, while the surroundings are characterized by dark shades and a few out-of-focus lights.

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